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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
ST.S, teT! O aSa n. West with Pullman
s Ssi -essed ,ta 81 ra Dining
w.iisnpSrt. Lock Haven. m, m coy asyi nsa
rdiSoSuS .u a and Snp sso 81 NeSoa; "
Tor Tor SSistoyp. SeS 1V @ Eeadns
S STS M 615 ANA ana 10 M M e''u'1 '
Washas;np apd the p sSuh Car, .na rennsy
k.S.d R.@s Car day n SAi .af ana
@ artSs wss1,ssSH I'saA I'D & 8 2 70 IS
ss sna Sunday go q al ana u ana and
For fo caps S- Nay Il Week days Saturdays
FAY sga SaDd 5qnpS ana
10 and y. N. SUNDAY 40 a. liz and p H. ldo
For For ' V foa; and Nofck NswyO,G rhiaasphI,
Boats Of BrooXlyn Annex cOnnest win al through rains
Jerey CITY aaodlng speedy aud direct transfer os
TRAINS HREY From ri,tsOurs 10 49, II aS sa
bal n .nq $50 So 30 80 90 49,
So 5S 'So 20 and "a s%o''I sd Il rs
Il * g, Il p 60 % rs 50 g :. 3
g. So 2S % 80 30 % g g. s aed / +
ITO a. ~. 20. $50, 7. o oS' 10 ''''' ~
LII FOR PHILADELPHIA: an, co,,.
Express Trains leave NEW YORK VIA peeoi''''' ~
70 20 s. q Chicago Limited and 10 s %asnae:sS 80,
SSa n aaa qa's and and M
a3d j LI@lieaY md 10 10 % 60 ) q l.
and .syYag M Ns s%a 12 u s aslt. except sunday
IL 10 a. IN. !, T. o. p n snq ot ~ Csmden
Returning trains leave Broad street station Phl1depnS
20 90 II ana f4i Is slG nsd
Vita Dining Car u and $50 M, y - a. y '5 @
20. l. s ., CPS. 1I2 ~ o5 ana ~ s 10
ono On sSp :a NJ Qi 49, 20. 80 50 Lised. %
Leave 80 faid Id fHa va camden H. and 30 p m
ese s' onee su9 Say 4s5 and Broadway As,g
House Battery Place. and loot OF De- 0s ssason foot
land SITS Courts and Brooklyn Annex Inv on
or tulton-st.. Brooklyn, station 'e'Se' N'' '
Ticket ONCE Castle Garden. Ill, ..i, IN, and check
The New.Yors Transfer Company VIII cal tut anu e"s'~
baggage from hotels and residences IN wooD
|hNo General Manager. General Passr Agent.
xArEST SHORE RAILROAD.
w n. Y. Z. g. IA. H. Il 60. iessess. an, /, min.
Trains leave f3dst station a. iOi9ms anu AZ 'A
ueS , sa a,d trQ hte . % SS a. M O5 Sl5 p.
sracSse Buffalo. Rochester Suspension Bridge Niagara
Utica rs . So II go o, a H. q oS; sia %7ls
20 g. II $50 Vest %; Point cornwall NewDurs. PAS.
~ Ii IS, - IS, l0:l5, IL 80 m, 4, H. o.
IS 10 as p. aud % D. H. |rans'ons D. 0''h"Ai'
N' For aontre2l AMI Canada East o %. P an m
Tofe q r. rs r Falls Gin
einnaf Detrois Shie aHsG and ss ST. Louis
For tick fabes paror or sieepngc aocommo.
dations or Information. apply At onices; BROOKLYN 333
Bowsy IL PARK Place and West Shore stations foot OF
West 81. foot OF Jay-st N; r. . f. LAMBERT.
VanderbIltave~ GenerA Passenger Agent
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which was the subject OF tho lecture On the other
was given series Of views illustrating scenery and
structures that remain OF anci,nt Egypt.
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financial.
To TIE HOLDERS or
DIVIDEND CERTIFICATES or THE
Northern Pacific Railroad Company.

"
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company hereby Oilers inc
holder. o. DO. dividend extension u tho tne OF
raymeft 20 January lD with Interest 40 oper cent per
snnuu pavaDlc sem. annually. January AMI Jniy o.
each wear railroad company re'crvr- the rgt 10 pay
tho principal day after 1882 upon ihrV lays
notice ~ weekly Advertisement newspaper OF general
circulation the OF Philadelphia. Newfork
and Boston
Tho company that H. before the payment OF
tie principal 70 shall mortgage on is railroad an"
property thereby amount OF tho dividend
certificates
Holders q already extended or which VIII be
extended on or Loore g. 1857. viii have the pryi
re NJ TO January l. 1893 them into bonds
which the preferred stockholders .ha authorize at the meet
ing called o 30 hei November 3 1887
Upon presentson Tor that tho outstanding S4OOo
certificates stamped for extension and sheets oil
coupons attached Fractional certificates when presented
H. amounts grregang 800 or $1,000 VIII DO exchanged
FOR coupon certificates OF those denominations
Further Information bs obtained at the once OF ho
Treasurer COMPANY II Bmist. New YORK or % the
Guarantes Trust Deposit COMPANY $40 'hestnu
Philadelphia the New England Trust COMPANY ~
' 49, ROBERT HARRIS, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE-Pal-
N ace Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
week dag at D. IN. from Pier ii n. Il. foot Of
Canalst
Freight received until the hour " departure.
Leave Brooklyn via Annex. tutonst, at p. m.
NETWORK ONTARIO Il IVES TERN RY
Trains leave from ferries al West AID and JaysI -
follows:
West 42d. so m, Jsy-s, 80 m, for Middle.
Fallsburg. Monticello, Liberty, Walton Dchis
Norwich uca, Rome, Oneida, Fulton, oswego Buffalo.
Detroit, Chicago. Waikiki Valley points.
West 42d, 10 p. m, Jayst, :55 M, for Middle.
town. Ellcnyille fallsburg. Monticello, Liberty, White
La waikiki Valley
West 42d, ;35 p m, Jay-st., 5 rs daily for
Nddleown FalsDurg Liberty Walton, Norwich, oneida,
Osweeo, Suspension Bridge Detroit Chicago, 81 Louis.
Pullman sleepngcar berths reserved 307 Broadway,
Time tables tickets &C. at 207 3o7, 944, 1923 Broad
way 737 6h-aye, l3I East l25th ST. 26i West l25th-
St., N Y. J. Z. ANDERSON, q. T. A., -
Is Exchange place, n. Y.
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HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

4
kEW-IORk and ALBANY.
Daily except sundays.
Leave BROOKLYN, Fulton St. by Annex, g 90 a. m
Leave New York. Xe,try 81 per "a 80 40 a. m m
Fur ALBANY. landing At WORKERS, West fOlni, New
burg, IOughkccpsle, RhneOeck CdSAIH anu HeuS0H'
Returning leave Albany 90 a.
A tine band attached 10 each boat
CONNECTIONS:
WEST POINT and NEWBURG with down gay oo a
ALBANY. with y. Y CENTRAL H. r. II " ior
tI,ica Huralo NIAGARA FALLS and the West Win
Boz ton & Albany Il. X for boston , .. ,
Last trims from Newiork Saturday, OCTOBER To- iroh
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER l.AIL-i.OAD
~ GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.

GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Largest and Finest Passenger Station In America
cars % Albany Troy and Syracuse, o
Of AsH.s cHeAGo dass
Rg s an" pns sa F AoaRfy Bic f aS
Toieio arriving Chicago . so a. IN. next day.
caha2d Ia and oehs'ef Ours %
III 30 a. m, Western New York and Northern Express.
v 80 9x: ASaS , TOY S1 asS and aa'' special
= m. Accommodation 70 Albany and Troy. -, :,
press with sepne for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, sas-
Louis. Toledo, Lcroi and Chicago Dning-ear New.YoIN
= D. N, Montreal and rte, Express, daily. Sleep
ing cars Platsbqrs and Montreal via Rouses Pom. and
wa ST Adams. Sunday train Goes not run west VI
sgec., Sleeper, arrives 1aS . R e NJ
10 as D. m Pacific Express, with sleeping'caFs Tor
Fails Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit and Chicago. sleeping
car 10 csy09 VI ei daily sNsP, saSS1y to A.
.y y The ann %pID s bs 1 NsS for a:
eeps saturday neSt ''' NV -''''"
on s %a "a
M fs re h1s tass 81 M: tSa
and $50 fulton sts. Brooklyn 70 Fourth st.. wlams
westcotrs, Express call for and check baggage from
Rim daiy' 'ihors daily except Sunday tstOp at
Not Haven STATION u3sthstI
Zen THT su1paracndeu cenera FsssusSr Ii..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
OsOoT Oh LIBEHrY STREET. NORTH RIvLiL
Time Table Of OCTOBER Il, leol .
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound
Brook Route At 4, $50. 8. ii a. 80, :, 4.
8 80 Z ~. II p IL SUNDAYS 1t L. . 40 D IL, . ~
Trans leaving at 4. 80, II A. m, go, 4, 30
go II connection for reading HdrrsOurSs
PotLsville. etc, for Lake llopatcong, EastOi.
bethlehem, Allentown, Reading uIriLoug, etc On sun
days for EastOn. .,,-.
I 80 a M for Like Hopatcong. Easton. Bethlehem.
Allentown, Mauch Chunk. go ~
80 a. H. for EastOn, Bethlehem. Allentown, Maueh
Chunk Wkesbarre SCRANTON reading Harrisburg, Potts
vile. Tamalua Shamokin, Sunbuy. LewbouIg, WILLIAMS
port .u.
Mauch Chunk. Reading Harrisburg, etc. ~
A. y. III. for Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauen
80 D. for Lake Hopateons, LaSton. Bethlehems
Allentown etc -
As D. m for EastOn, Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch
Chunk MikescaIre Reading, Harrisburg ETC. ON sun
days at > 80 D.
90 : is. II Is a. m, 90, 100, 80, rs p
Sundays 900. 9 90 a for Red Bank. Long Branch,
(Asbury PARK. Ocean Orove' except Sundaysh Polas
=, il a. M. 90, 4 80 p. m. for LAKEWOOD.
Toms River and barncgat.
yineIand. Brdgeton.
90 900, 5 IS, II Is a. m, 90, 80, 5 30 G I5
D. for Freehold
4 700, 90, ) IS II is IL As a. m, 90 90,
80, 90, 80. q rs p. m. Sundays u 90 9 90 a. M
" NEW-JEKSEY SOUTHERN DIV.
From Pier D. n. Il
A. As Pc m Tor highlands Sea Bright, Long Branch.
BarnegaI
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EhlH X iILWAl.-Ih through uuns U.s. Nn SroS
ST. loca. trains 23as lon " ~ NM
DayRsy E'Pfs, HH1ss
ccs1 CAL p iT0a or Si1Esi e % rncnsa
ua1 sn 3 sy anna ana s Sats q ses1as s'a
ned'G Seseland d E9c9aaa S 81 s aa ps
iao. Niagara Falls. Hamilton and IoronIo' Nv eA'sS
8 p m.-Daiy. chicago Express. Pullman Day and
Sesgns F S2ses sS, tScd SsA40n' lA'
l2 %ia%ish S-' ss si daPuman Coach 70
Runs oa ana q rsss % wssa ssa "a As
$.g iS e sh? 70 s "a
F4:,iis Eek * d d g. % Suuasy' %
sS 8 e REID ID . ! g sS e &
70 a. 10 go p no. Mon u mldnight sgnS1ss, a.
5fss 10 50 90 - ~ ~. + H %dasAs i'
Newask apd "a asIso1 via Nes4tx oeek days 49, S9
80 30 80 s. 10 p' m. ana IL midnight Sundays
soss$ sa,s 4; S q 81 50 70 g. g g.
dsys-5 as. 7.{5, 5 so . IL 20 a. N. As, 4i5.
wa9w &c "a 9dpSa 20 m. aso 80 p n
MCnIceIio and White Lake, 4A5. a H.. 3 80 .. m
N' and and ID c0 sSndays 60 ana g No. ~
Mon gsmsry: a. M 3 80. 80 '. u Sundays s 80.
SSs5 week ssd day, ,s 1en2 %
10 20 a. N, 30. 80 4.30 8, 8: y md:
p m Addjuonal trains to Goshen way, :5J D. n.
TO Goshen and Middietown Az a. la Sundays S4S
Tickets or passage and apartments IN Drawing Room
Oh cEng AMI transfer OF baggage may ett Com
asy: ossy NSi 81? al m sa' BSSalway or -.
the Compsnys depots.
Taa s di, e a.s s@a e ri t i
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EVE rn1lfnIvGS. DRESS GOODS AND HATS. =


v,,derr, bargains IN silks trimmings. cloa!s jackets
and millinery shown at anioii sons Iishh-a" anu
Ero,dwav. MOlreanque and molrc Francois are seen !"
delicate evening tint, and IN dark cloth coors FIGURED
and pckin-stripcd m0lr,s displayed In all inc i''''
mating French tints Of SeyTcs buc Io,e, waeTeie'h'
salmon Lclo,lope and violet Coral tnis An-.in' iI''
p,l coral pink deep cactus iei are also shown h ~
v ming slks Plaza surlis ia Cd Gocln coof''
IN which ,o shade, Of dun red. old rose sage ana "obcn
blue n,s are mingled In crcss-blr pattern There are
also novelties striped sans "a great variety o e"'''
Black SILK, import in NOR Franc's' i"ir ffahcA'''
satin lhadamcs all the popular ~caNes OF -lA There
are fancy wcdycs Of black sAun IN d'"""h4 I'''" anu
new Oasketwork patterns.
Souache trimmings and Gnc get and crochet Ia~~emrn
,ees are displayed al The trimming counters In al "1h'
and IN a myriad Of desg Sets Of cns' c'-' vest ana
skirt panels may be purchased In soutachc and Other u-
ming. SIX drop trimming Is fringe of pas'emen''t'
dfo,s which j. uset with crochet hradnG 80 Drlei
10 wraps Moss trimmings are also used on WRAPS iui
runncsof every variety seen a. n" fur counter with
nur. and boas. Fine lace which promises % Do" extern
.,elv used a, rarnture evening dresses 8, shown %
FEDORA Vacne cnnes Chanlly ana Oh cf WI ties Foni
esprit and muslin de- soc ale Imported ms season en-
lo lelci i0r dress dapefc Th'y arc wrought with sh
no,se, IN delicate neufssant ,ol,f aud seeded wh ihS
gray and creamy pearls. These exquisite materials VIII b.
used ,or boursn. anes aad back dIapcrcs % dresses o.
evening satin and faille. "i o.
Dress goods displayed in large section ding aore
in all the fashionable fabrics Of the season. Itnand iOf
Scotch goods Is seen In Bl.r Gowe sung., speOrachs
sunr- and other rough chcvO, wcavcs from ..g4ld u
the heather bloom Fine French checks aud pla Is
trl,.yrly usrd his for serlccabic tDT mad
also Venetian plads ana ns"y Othef
fabrics che board designs neh may
be used alone OF al oOmDna Ion with PLAIN good
A great az stylish wraps are exhibited IN M
clc.k fOous. NewuarkcfS with hoods ana with
,.t,r .i....-. and he'll sleeves EaViaus
d IN fh,s season In more edhOrdf" materials than they
have been OF the hand-Dmes. Of these wraps are
suitable for dfessy occasions, Ja kets continue
,.,.'i.. d.ni-SDa-On made
of beaver Melton cloths and Jersey cloth IN checAcd
plain and stT ped gods
French hOnnefs dfcssy and English round hat
are shown made anG felt French round hat ifr
drrssy. ltlc lQue l,ab Opaae-cent Nshct wa
trimmed with clusters % ribbons embroidered IN tapestry
rolors and a quaint dagger 20 metal A brauiluI hat n
golden velvet figured MORE rue was euhroder"d WIN
gold beads on the lines and trimmed with notified
gold and brown ard soft Knot OK fal-
Frsncais In yellow An evening hat IN me cactus
rcd shadc O, the embroidered velvet Ia open
work pattern trimmed the brim With close h'atai
ana finished with red marat"ut '"aiers ana aeet"
and a large sash bow OF gold ace and velvet
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~ ~ i"tnI deposits at the nectIve dltos
cn.c,e s75l4i 500 s74.97l.b00 Dec. s!nf55wW
LtgsItenders. ~oz"H''Vo -','''''Y ~ -------
49,. "a -oo soi 7oG 300 Inc s232.7OO
Total reserve. sJ1} '3ODo ''''V''"'' '"~'
Reserve req'fd . ..c-o, o. -na r.o ,pc llg7O5O
az hepOsits 0Of1b,IVp o'.'''.''' -
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Gtsamboais an6 Railroads.

~ OK\vICH LINZ .-Favorite inside Route.
~ Fares reduced % Bo-,on So Worcester 81 so Nor
wich 81 IS New.Iondou ST. 40. Corresponding reduction
o. points East steamers CITY OF wore e TER. CITY
OF BOSTON AMI CITY OF LAWRENCE leave Pier 40 old
number foot Of w~ttsst next pier above Desbfosses'
legryJ daily sundays excepted al p m. n,.r,, -.
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ucr llA, hat il In tho Dust,

Kentucky 10 already celebrated for
whisky, handsome women md Henry
W0stsrson. Tho mRnaSOru Of tho Louis.
Vile Opera Festival have given their city
and State q new claim to dittlnCtlon. For
tho arss time in America tho woman
fashion Of iOur.Utory.and.Rttlo hORdgGar 10
hit a stunning blow, The high hat llcB
humblsd In tho dual. The managers
warned II OF tho premises
This prpisowOrtby action reOt5 on tho
%suppOBltlon that those who attend q pub.
Ito performance dcslret to geo Tie perform.
ord, ThsmusIc would float over tho tAllOst
hats, but II would no! knock them down.
Tho nnausgOrs had to do thai. This 70.
ouItedintelliEcnt NppTcClNllOno Of Inc rights
Of their patrons, and more courage than
had yet been shown. Hitherto tho high
hat has run q mad CareOr. 1t was com.
plOlnOd Of and denounced 10 a nuitanCO,
bntlt didn't hide tn diminished head in
ShRmo. II Haunted itself "a before II did
IA places Of amusement aud In places Of
vonhlp. Nobody could DO much amused
or Wor6hlp much whore II Btubbofnly held
Tho loth but thai made no difference to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-04
nronh AYlln mo nIhlr.

A millionaire and retired banker Of New
York, Thomas D. Atklng by name, con.
WINGED that there IL something more in
the world for him to do, has takOn tho
field as en- evangelist. His ain Is to reach
the poor and tho outCsgt, and no goes to
his work with the Bible ia one hand and
bread in the other. With ouch weapons
Of attack On eArneut man will accomplish
inCalculable good. HO will reach men
and women who never Gee tho inalde Of q
place OF worOhipi mon ind women whom
long and bitter advcrsity has hardened
beyond tho ordinary meanu Of salvation.
1t is well enough to tell o degraded man
that God loves him even IN his Degrade
ton and is ready to Lift him out Of iii
no will but do his part. 1t iS gospel
truth to say that He who feeds tho ravens
makes provision for all his creatures, II
they will reach out to take it. But there
lies the man in tho Slough Of Dospond,
feeling himself unable to rise, having no
idea how to make tho Mart, md 40 often
% he Ia touched by some word or look Of
kindneou falling again into despair, for
he cannot pull himself Oh. and up by his
boot straps.
With tho Bible and bread, food for the
spiritual aud Tor tho physical man, some.
thing to All the soul and something to fll
tho stomach, what may not be accomplish
cd in the world Of misSiyI And what
nobler task for q man Of mcanNl Monu.
mOnts Of marble and Of brSrO perrin, but
tho life that Is devOtCdto humanity liysp
through all tho generations.
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nn1n al shAke,paare,l pIrthplaee.

d., o. ", Holuks, n JGas ALaRiie,
The Avon 10 one Of those narrow Eng
lish rivers in which halt Q dozen boats
might lie aide by side, but hardly wide
enough for . race between two rowing
abreast oteach other. Just here the Avon
Ia comparatively broad and quiet, there
being Q dam . little lower down the
stream, The waters were q perfect mir:
roF, % I saw them on one Of the still
days We had Of stratford. I do not
remember ever before seeing COWS
walking with their legs in the air, as !
saw them reflected In the stream, There
are some boys, from 8 to 10 or IL yesra
old, Rshing In the Avon close by the
grounds OF "Avonbank," the place at
which we are staying, 1sAid 10 the little
group; y" say, boys, who was this man
Shakespeare people talk 90 much abeut?"
Boys turn round and look up with q plsn.
tiful lack Of intelligence in their copnte'
nances, "Don't yoI know who he was
nor what he WasH" Boys look at each
other, but confess ignorance, Lot US try
the uniyerBal shmulant OF human
faculties. "Hers are some pennies for
the boy that will toll me what that Mr.,
Shakespeare was" The biggest boy
finds his tongue at last, "He was q
Wrltar-he wrote playa" That was %
much as ! could GET out OF the youngling,
remember meeting some boys under
the monument upon Bunker Hin, and
testing their knowledge as Idldthst d the
strattord boys. "What Ia this great stone
pillar here tor2" I asked. battle fought
hers-great battle" "Who toughtH"
"Ameficans and British" Il never hear
the expression BEltlshers,I "Who was
tho General on the American slde?"
"Dou't knoW-6eneral Warrington OF
aomebody.n What Ia an old battle,
though II may have settled the destiniet
Of a nation, to a game Of base ball between
the BogtoR and Chicago Mines which Ia to
come of tomorrow, OF TO the game o.
marbles which Tom and Dick are lust 60
ing to play together under the shadow o.
the great obelIsk which commentaries
the conflict.
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the high hat. In New York one theatre
nsnspeF screwed up his courage to the
point Of inviting the high hat to hang H.
self on q peg in the cloak room, but the
high hst tossed Tia head iauntily and
guessed the auditorium would do.
Various devices have been suggested for
Oxtirpstlpg this pest u society, Amy one
Of them might have answered the pur-
pose II there had been courage enough 10
apply II without fear or favor, Louia'
ville's resort to absolute prohibition will
not satisiy the extremists as the hose
would have done, hut Il II accompanies
lta purpose that will be q great triumph
over the wicked person who started the
high hat on It's mad careeF,
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APIonIDIIoa Voice from ohio,


ProhibitlonIsts oil the Twenty.lrst Ohio
DlatriCt, in session ct Berea, declared q
Prohibition party to be necessary, and fur
Their
Regolred, That we regard as pornlCloua in
the highest degree any legislation, under
whatever nGme or With whatever declared
intent, which aCta 90 q bride or appeals to
tho cupidily Of the taxpayer as do elth'
er tax or license laws, and which, while
they promise restriction, in fact bring no
efficient deliyerauCe from the evils OF the
liquor traffic, and that the party which
proposes or Cousentg to debauCh Its con-
stituenls Tor the cake Of revenue IL I'm.
worthy Of existence or perpetuation, and
should BIO abolished.
In other words, prohibition or nothing.
II prohibition cannot be had, or cannot
be made effective, don't do anlhlUg with
the liquor Traffic. Lat 1t go unlicenged
and untaxsd, for to take money from it Is
to soil the soul with blood-money. Ohio
went on that theory for generation. The
saloons increased in number. Ohio was
not made q total abstinence State or even
aaober State. Men who were dispoGed to
engage In the business were not CHAINED
out Of 1t because State, county and city
derived no revenue from 1t. They dmiled,
knowing that they had a good thing Of
the kind,
This view is heroic, hut Is not practical.
and the liquor question is oin-thO highest
Gense a practical question, to be dealt with
by practical methods. The Prohlbltioniats
who resolved at Beres would count it a
gain If tho liquor traffic Of that State were
put back on its old basis-no tax, no reve-
nue., free whiOky. So would tho liquor
sellers,
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GM GMdIlaemer
WnnNLTNo, ". w, USE q. ZEE.
Tho presiaonts sirst I.opg JopERsy,

The PFeSthpnts ktrst hang JSHFSSS'
The Presidents Western trip grows in
the official programme, He is going to
take In the great cities I'm the middle
West, and he may so as far as the Pacific
coast.
He wants 10 know more Of the great
country oil which he is President and he
desires to crafty hIa wiio'a love Of travel
This Is e~ommsndsble, The man who pEe'
sldoa over the country ought TO know
something oft, and every husband should
try to crafty the reasonable deslges Of his
wife. Mr., Cleveland has not been farther
West than the city Of Buffalo, in the At
lant!o State Of New York. Between the
Atlantic and Pacific are populous com
muniies and countless mIles Of farms
which other Americans have found inter
esting to lbok upon,
But the President doea not look for
ward with uRSlloyed pleasure to hia trip
"He fears that the South will be iealous o.
tho fact that q Democratic President hG
gone into the West Instead Of spending
nor Of his time in the Southern States
The jealousy would be we'll founded. Thu
South Is the big ,ead-oE the Democratic
party. 1t gave him its votes without ar
guuent, and 1t made him President By
sizzling tho voice Of the majority.
From q personal and from q party poin
of view the South Ia entitled to Mr.
Oleyelsnd's most distinguished coneldera
ton. he has never been farther soutl
than Richmond, beyond which there Is
great deal to SEQ. The President ought 4
10 West by way OF the great South.
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IL not uniform; that II is on the contrary
adapted to the varying conditions i q to
bs applied tot that the Veddef bill ID In
nccoril with general liquor legislation in
this respect, and that the Executive aTgu.
msnt iatnyalld, being founded upon false
premises,
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SUMMER SCHOOL
Mountain Lake Park!
GARRETT COUNTY, Nd,
Summit OF the Alleghanles.
ADVANTAGES
"Hold tho Mirror up to Nature"
pvAMTAGEs-
"Hold tho Mirror up 70 Nature"


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